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Restaurant owner Tasos Psomas says he hopes to the have the restaurant — which will now go by Hollandberry Pannekoeken — up and running by June of this year.
Lawmakers and law enforcement officials are at odds over a rewrite of civil forfeiture laws now making its way through the Minneosta Legislature.
The name change went into effect Monday. Mayo says the move will help clarify to patients and communities that the hospital provides its own ambulance service.
Lindsay and Mike Nelson, who own property in the North Broadway reconstruction zone, say they were “shocked” upon receiving a $14,000 bill requiring them to pay for repairs for sidewalk and alleyway improvements.
The Half Barrel, located at 304 First Avenue Southwest, was recently named one of the top 50 whiskey bars in the country by the review site, Yelp.
The goal is to have the theater reconditioned for future activation by June of this year. The city is now in the process of reviewing proposals from five groups to determine how the 92-year-old building could be used.
The magazine — which has been covering healthcare for the better part of nine decades — recently put out its own rankings of the best hospitals on the planet. Lo and behold, there is a familiar name at the top.
Private investment related to Destination Medical Center totaled $262 million in 2018, according to a report being sent to the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
Sherels, who joined the Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 2010, leaves Minnesota as the best punt returner in franchise history. During his time in purple, he racked up 2,447 punt return yards and five return touchdowns.
State Senator Carla Nelson is proposing legislation that she hopes will aid in the state’s workforce needs, as well as close the achievement gap.
One idea floated by council members is to have a design competition that would allow community members to bring forward recommendations on how the site could be used.
Numbers recently released by the Minnesota Department of Health show that at least 422 people in the state died from opioid use in 2017.
The segment on Rochester — which will air April 20-21 — is part of C-SPAN’s Cities Tour. On the first and third weekend of the month, the network features the literary life and history of a select city.
Participants of the 10th and final Cabin Fever Bean Bag Tournament were right on target Saturday as they came together to set a world record.
All Rochester employees who had been working with businesses are being offered new positions serving residential customers, a company spokeswoman said Thursday.
The organization says it will stop playing the two cable news networks in the facility’s common areas. Members are still welcome to watch the networks — or any television for that matter — on their personal devices and in the 125 Live technology center.
The credit union announced this week that it plans to build a new full-service branch on newly-purchased land located near Costco.
Though Aalix Dydell owns and barbers at Adrin’s, he earns just about as much running a YouTube channel, AdrinTheBarber, where he’s amassed nearly 100k subscribers and reached over a million people.
Olmsted County has learned that it will receive $5 million — the full amount it had requested — in state funding to build a mental health crisis center on its campus in southeast Rochester.
The curbless street concept is among a collection of ideas being considered for phase one of Destination Medical Center’s Heart of the City reconstruction.
